Coming up with architectures to decentralize servers is the fun part. Convincing people outside of our bubble to use the new system is the very hard part. It ha

Coming up with architectures to decentralize servers is the fun part. Convincing people outside of our bubble to use the new system is the very hard part. It has to be able to do something the regular person really wants that the previous system didn't allow. This is why Linux never caught up on the desktop. Now excuse me while I go curate my socks collection.